I hope you get to enjoy some Blue Bell ice cream when you go :-)Thanks again!

Tools you need: crow bar, level, putty knife, painters 5 in 1 tool, old rags, ammonia, rubber gloves, paint rollers/blue tape/tarp your workers probably have the tools in their cars.

We just closed last Friday on a site in Fullerton that fit this exact situation, older neighborhood, blue collar/working class, west Fullerton (older, not so nice) and we got a great price on it given our underwriting.

BIG kick in the junk to us blue-staters with high state income tax.5.

They are also color-coded based on whether they are just my guess (white), a formal bid (green) or completed and paid for (blue).YOU CAN CLICK TO ENLARGE...

For hosting, I prefer Blue Host.

This agreement prevents us from losing that sale to "Aunt Millie, the Realtor out of the blue".It seems to me that this is not only smart business, but a "best practice".2.

The part of the hill facing Chelsea is much rougher than the part closer to the blue line.

As for myself, my strategy is very similar to @Jeff PetscheYou'll get better returns in terms of cashflow by servicing blue and white collar workers through class C and B multi-family buildings in midwest.

I like what I've seen with RAL Academy so far...I think you can realistically set it up on your own, but, investing in the blue print makes sense to me.